Sentence examples for sensibilities that from inspiring English sources

Calvin Trillin talked about the Midwestern sensibilities that influenced Thurber's humor and his own.

It isn't a question of networks or gloss, but of sensibilities that arise as a blissful accident of nature.

CARP It's haute Salvation Army à la Salvador Dalí and the wacky sensibilities that brought urinals into the art gallery.

The design incorporates some of the sensibilities that can be found in Mr. Meier's higher-end projects.

Even before be brought the Ballets Russes to the west, he was collecting sensibilities that might serve his project.

"It is the final resting place for the old-style pop music sensibilities that define my generation of musicians".

Kelley rose to fame in the late eighties on a wave of punk-flavored sensibilities that was briefly, defiantly termed "Just Pathetic".

It all helped pay for a trip to Europe, where she developed the sensibilities that led her to open Chez Panisse in Berkeley, Calif.

It is a rift that also points to the importance of musical chemistry, the ineffable meeting of musical sensibilities that leads to great performances.

In fact, you will find in the 16bit machines a direct throughline of design sensibilities that leads straight into the most modern and forward-thinking of games.

Their marriage was a remarkable meeting of minds, souls and sensibilities that enabled each to sustain a long and fruitful career through the most turbulent of times.